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The academic study of Jewish history, literature, and culture goes back to the early years of Hampshire College.
In 1973, a group of students helped to organize the nation's first college course on the Holocaust, "Thinking the Unthinkable."
One alumnus of that course, co-organizer Aaron Lansky, went on to found the National Yiddish Book Center, now the world's largest collection of Yiddish books and located adjacent to the Hampshire campus. Students of Jewish Studies may focus on a specific aspect of Jewish culture, religion, or history, or explore the unique position of Jews within any number of academic interests including ethnic studies, urban studies, American studies, or art history.
Recent Hampshire students have investigated these links through academic research, creative writing, and photography.
• Application • Official High School Transcript • School Report • Mid – Year Report (if currently attending high school) • Average High School GPA of 3.5 • Counselor Recommendation • Teacher Recommendation • Interview • No SAT / ACT required, not even optional • Optional Materials: Additional letters of recommendation- up to three, Project sample, Video/media supplementRelgious LeaderRabbi
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